Mark Mwachiro is a TVNewser contributor at Adweek. Based out of New York, he specializes in themes related to publishing and media, broadcasting, sports marketing, and entertainment, providing insights into the journalism and advertising landscape. Mark's work has been featured in notable publications including Editor & Publisher (E&P) Magazine, NewsBreak, and Yahoo News.
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Mark Mwachiro's coverage spans across news media, television news, and entertainment news with a focus on network changes, ratings, and industry announcements. Given the emphasis on event coverage and press releases in his articles, he is likely to be interested in pitches related to major developments or newsworthy events within the news media industry.
His interest in government & politics suggests that he may also be open to stories related to political figures' involvement in news media or significant policy changes impacting the industry.
When reaching out to Mark Mwachiro, consider providing insights into emerging trends within the news media landscape, exclusive interviews with key figures from networks or shows undergoing significant changes, or insider perspectives on shifts affecting television journalism.
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By: Bill Bradley, Mark Mwachiro
The fan's guide to which brands are getting in the game for the NFL in 2026
By: Bill Bradley, Mark Mwachiro
Are you ready for some football? Because advertisers certainly are.
Fox News was the most-watched cable network August is typically a slow news month as audiences soak up what's left of the summer season.
Tubi's new campaign will give you all the feels thanks to Y2K nostalgia The future of brands gets decided here.
By: Mark Mwachiro
Seeing the rising newsroom chaos, Blackburn’s journalism instincts kicked in.
By: Mark Mwachiro
At 8:49 a.m. ET, on September 11, 2001, CNN abruptly returned from a commercial break showing a live video image of smoke billowing out of a gaping hole in one of the twin towers at the World Trade Center.
Eric Shawn has suffered from illnesses ever since covering 9/11, but he wouldn't change his actions
By: Mark Mwachiro
Today was the only morning show not to lose viewers in at least one of the measured categories
CBS Evening News was the only newscast with growth in both measured categories
CNN was the only network to register across-the-board declines week over week This is TVNewser's basic cable network ranker and cable news report for the week of Aug. 31, 2026.
